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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1963)
HERALD AM) NFWS. Klamath CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Charter memben of Klam ath Court, Catholic Daughters of America, who were present for the 25th anniversary observance are pictured here. Seated left to right, Bertha Bishop, Agnes LaLonde, Ella Lesmeister, Florence Pickett,' Violet Pieser, Nora fei'iV will ' .J A.viLi': kjLLuJ CDA DIGNITARIES Tailing part h tfce 2'5i aonlveesdry of Catholic Daughters el America, Klamath Court, were (hies four womtea. Left to right are Mary LaDou, p.st state regicnt, M. Ang4, Rose VacMer, sae grasl regiem. M't. Angl, Muiriie' Mull, district deputy, Eugene, awd Minnie Andria, gramd res of the local court. TANGY FOOD1 - Family ml and company dWerf ace oil to fetiv str wiew fee first coarse ftere deJectafe'ie 8ieui!-Grab Tisir-neweir. 25'Year Date (L's'UmJie 'Daughters f Ameri nd, Klareath Court No. 12113, c-ri'ebra'ed their 23th anniver sary ki Sacred Heart parish tail Jtanday evening". Oct. 28. rtoe occasion was highlighted the acceptance cf 26 new vam&ers too court. The feitiatinn was cwnH'lvX'tol u.ijVvie-r Uw dirpctina cf M a r i e Wu-M, di-5-trk't olepU'ty, EugeKP, the degree teatn racljici Grand KegeE't Misaie A sViis'.'i, aflsl ai'.-l (!il(i(?ei's .f llw i oail eoK'i't. tew Lei'Ji, taptoU'W, ('fmrfcist 'c'.1 t?ie sete on the "Esv airy." &he was assisted by Vir Fiipp, E'sb O'l-ac-y siv;il d'-as Re-r-ra.h. Fcllowij tte fo'ti'at'iatt., Ew:e IS'aefetor. stpit'O israd regent, Kviuf't Angel, wa ifttrrxhiecrl wd sMw briefly. Another nut eT tw.ji gaost a Mary U Bsws, a fast state grand ee issirt, afa'a (rani' Mwun't Aivgfij, tin was- ) te- degc:e' teajfe sr tJ Klamia'l! Gw.wt v,a (ij.'R,io5 'M years as"!' Special rocos('ion was iKn live Cwst jirafld reucRt b I'm xa) eowt, MiMred Smitli, wife was presented a gift Crom tte RrcisbSFs-. Other past grand re i;nt wene also introduced, as eS as ehartw members in ad lirndance. There ore two char ter members from out cC t-ow rEI!a Lesmeister, Fresno, Ca'W., and Violet Pieser. Salem. A beautiful three-tired anni- SLEEPWEAR Slip-Over Sleeper "Wardrobe, ik pumis fisjic Set 9 To m.x or molch to thir litlle hott' Content! One jittDer ith odofcble Whocpfr Whole 0"nt other sletoerj m solid postel (pink, blue, conorv, mnming stor). Woshoble, colottost Honj we 100 cottrn in PAK-NITr fobnc with lominottd p'ostic tolt, cloiticiJd onkle. S'ICi l-M. We Give Z-K" Green Stomps 619 Main delusively for Children rails. Oregon Sunday. November 10. IMS ern OES Meets MALI'S A sijieeia'l naeetoF.g. r.i( rros'peri'ty Chapter 5fo. 1, OES, was held Oet. 24 to hewr Margery Janes, associate great) cendactrcss e( the Grand Cha.;o ter cf Oregon, wine was rsafcrag hc-r (i'llicial visit fsr a st-hwol el ivtri!.ctin. TI'H? chapter roara w a s ol'iWi'EiViJ liy Gertrude Bcnders-a i t ! cl-yfijfes- Thw vfeM'JF i wcitBRwd Sir life wwrthy matron, MHeieod D hvy. Others escorted ta the east Cor wcfcsRw we svwr-a) W'Si'thy E?alrciK acM patosiwi, Claudia Starlfei, Rend Cha-ptpf ; Mary Jse &ai'o)t Maccasgi; taT ISasil. A'lciva; 0kw:1 iiC viffi'S'uf y c-afce kate'l r kos liicr, pBnri'a Masich. w.b w1 ii'ftin t've attraMtwo ! i ( c t tjMe by Kiiien Hs-Xmim mi Mtrih Koiia'k. 5So' Ki'eraVei' an'e" 'LviiiS' SSfft'i w-ai-ae AmsbOiii'S1, Jt i. Kior, Mf;e Daviis, Ctara Bone, Beatrice Imkhi is, M'aey Mwtiram, Cbaraaoi Jwe, Margaeot Katarirji. Juan BfORj, J'an'o Maesh, B;iizaixirtii XI r i s i; Mary Xourf, Jieswis Plsurd, Boris Knehnn, Kaifejia Itechon, Jfca RedeiqHez, Cat bride Snider, Refagia Tliora- tm, Julie L'ttoy arad Caraliow Vilicus. A!8, (ur rovHae- j metiLs. Betty Albert. Ja!ra Bwr- j ry. Barbara Andcrseh and Vir- ginia Manning. I lwk 50 s:y vwa -v Manning, Lenore Gallagher. Standing, same order, Ida Mochettaz, Delores McAndrews, Theresa Doveri, Azata Kennedy, Naoma Miller, Mildred Smith, Ellen Ely, Helen Egan and Minnie McCroskey. t'f'ET.VIiS DiRYlSB TIP 'f'w keep curtaiiis from dryirg hWiCMly, hag them Crura the selvage edge or top hem. Use regi'dar or spring-type clothes pins, ctwely spaced. by. AMa; 6tes Hageman, Jite.vi-aaita. An addenda E!5,i gift were presented ts J'!rs. Jones after w-h'ich she spoke briefly. CkrysaccthemuEvs, lighted ta-piti-s asid "apples far the teach w" decorated the rfEiF.g rooEa tcAfcs. ServiEg m the reffesiv Rsesi coEimiWee wet Betty Itofsn-spk a.sci Fraaecs Ka'iaa. Perfect fit without i T is Fret rrfy g shoe . . . 'imteWdfte ss5 erf Nfe Szfv? Lw-hcc'cd', i'kwbfQ into o:ne's d'a-! 083, Wck leather or brown antiflued 18.99 Miller's Shoe PAGEIB . Aloha OES. Aloha Chapter X. d. OIcS, held its stated meetiag Set. S2 at the Masonie Temple witii Cap rie Rush and Orval .Mey, worthy matoen and patssn, pre- siding. Seated in tiie east we're Ster jorie Jones, associate granrt osr ductress of the Grand Chap'ten of Oregon, w-ho u?as making. l-i official visit te instruct tiie new Gffiecrs: Lonene MtCo1lun grand raanshal; Virginia. Zfim-bnun-, mem'tier Hi the escdew tiaJs committee; Kbpold Rsla, member of the hewfe eudtsw ment fund eoranriHee: Clumfia .Martin, wonthy Biaten fooin Bend: Dorothea Kuist, wr-Ay mahKtn, Cascade Cccst Chapter, and Glen Magentas, wtdiy par tron, Man.anita Chapter. An addenda honoring (fee fic-aKd vHir, "A Apple for fee Teacher" was portrayed ad she wai given a UHir.i.ie afiplo dsll Rode by the wcrthy Eta tron. Mrs. Eash also presented liver with a brief case asvl cisr sage. .is Adkiivs sang "Margie" with a dedication to the associ ate grand conductress. The Friendship Gcivis cos tumed as spooks, ghusts and a lively witch carried out the Hal loween theme tor the friendship hour. The tables were decorat ed accordingly and refreshments were served by Doris and Cal Peyton and William and Velma Swartz. Preceding the meeting a din ner was held at Molatorc's with 32 members and guests attend ing. The next meeting is scheduled far Nov. 12 when the worthy Evatron and patron will honor, the star points. All members are urged to be present. SB mstvf women, t'h'o Florsbsim bfctf VQ&fi te. Salon Street Floor Amaranth Meet Held Amaranth members and guests met in the dining room of the Scottish Rite Temple, Oct. 16, for a potluck dinner. The committee included Velma Krauss. Mary Wells, Geneva Swift and Helen McCornack. Tables were decorated with beautiful bouquets of chrysan themums and gold candles by Mary Wells and Geneva Swift. After the dinner. Friendship Court No. 11 met in the hall in regular form with Velma Krauss and Frank McCornack, royal matron and patron, pre siding. 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